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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-11

READING a COLUMBIA RAILr<lA{
iSsHsaprs a. ASp rnssA,nn,GMEs, Asp LEBANON Al

TRAINS LEAVE RGADiN0
sor Columbia ana Lancaster ~ 1ss q n. .&at
noon ana 6lo y. IN. I
ror Quarryviiie et !, q q m ana AiV y. M
'W OnicSics at Las = m. and 12Oo IN.
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBIA
yor loading N 7.S0 IN a, Ia % ana atO y. m.
Sor Lebanon at II So and 5. 20 .. IN.
TRAINS LHAvK KQUA0RYvILLu
xor LANCASTER At e,S ana 7.is q m. ana sss n u
ror or nHen,ninI n,,ua ataM a IN. ana 2 a.ss y. IN.
sor lebanon At eB y, m.
LEAVE KING sTREET tIa- -,
For Reading At Z. 20 q. m III soa -s~st6r,l
ror Lebanon A. a9am 70 an s,a "a AZ ~ 2. 70.
IEAyE Psi.yS. sSs !; N, 50 ana - pm.
Tor Readine st f4o a M. iaSann n'sncsststJ Z sc :.
or o,rsnon a.. ~ e.7a m. iaSo and 1Os 3. u.
TRAINS LEAVE LEBxNON'
sor Lancaster at 7:20 u. m, l2zb ana fyn :, -
Tor Qunrryyilie at 7:D q IN. ~ "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

The story is In circulation that Count Nitkie-
wiez. acting as the representative Of Jay Gould
and others. has established a bank In China with
a capital OF twenty million dollars and that the
foreign bankers are frightened out of their wits.
as Gould is viewed abroad as averitable Bonaparte
In finance. The foreign bankers will do well TO
control their agitation for time. Gould's name
Is often used without authority, and the impres-
sion here Is that he viii Invest In his bank in China
only the proceeds Of the sale OF his castles In Spaip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01
REDucrroNs FoR Aueusr.
sEATON PERRY

SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY BRorRyR,
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK CHANTILIY
LACE FLOUNCINGs AT $500, e. so, Is 90,
-asS SSp s49S s9 fRG ANP $500
AND CREAM SPANISH GU1PURE LACE NETS
FOR OYERDRESSES AND GARNITURE
"dREATLf REDUCED PRICES" ON EMBROI-
DEkED BATIsTE BINGHAM AND SATEEN
EXTRA GOOD yALUEs"IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
"cIOsINe PRICES" on sPRiNG WRAPS, PARA.
xSOLS, AND LINEN ULSTERS.
FINE Snr-t 3nA5 1T FANCY FRENCH sATEENs
1 CASE cRTSKLE1 sEERsUcKERs AT 1eAc PER
r1NEs 9 tT2hM1T PRISE 15f
CoMPLETE STOCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
.spMMHHII,T,E GOODS At LOWEST PRICES
AND VICTORIA LAWNS AT 12l, is, 90. AND
NEW W PLAID AND STRIPED NAINsooks AT 12H
IsP fhr MILLS; PERSIAN LAWNS. WELT p1ouEs
MHIITE PURE LINEN LAWNS FROM CSC. TO IL 90
WHITE T4s, M MD ECRU EMBROIDERED SWISS
BEST MAKES OF GAUzE AND MEDIUM. wE1eHT
sMLEERHlNo UNDERWEAR, ALL STYLES AND
SFLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT pR1cRa
STORE CLOSES AT p. NJ. DURING JULY
sEAToN PERRY.
fERRr BUILDING.
e.,.h,,.,o, ,s.o fennsyivania ave-. cor 9th ct
LseAonsneo lo4O. jy30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

The State election which is held to-day In Ken
lucky has been robbed OF much OF its interest by
the death of Dr. standlrord, the candidate for SEN
ator In opposition to Mr.. Beck. As long as he was
In the Held there was some question OF live inter.
EST for the legislative vote to divide on Now
there Is practically none. Gen Buckner although
contesting the honor with republican, a prohibi.
ZIONIST, and labor reformer, Is as certain as a
politician can be OF being elected governor, and
the meeting OF the new legislature to choose a
Senator will be the merest forrnaIIty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01
Read ouf prices on
COLOGNE, SOAPS AND POWDERS

We carry Violet Waters, Cologne Extracts Lavender
Water and Bay Rum of all the best manufactures.
sachet Powder in all favors. Sc. per bottle
SO dozen Gents Unbleached Full ReRular M.aa
HOSE, 12fc per pair.
Remember we have but One Price to ALL
Also remember that we have catered to the coufort
OF our patrons by making store DELIGHTFULLY."- cool
with our patent fans No discomfort to shop with IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ppiSeiy furnished rooms north and south s.gOsure
T oonvsnisncss 70 Be let cheap Apply at sosS ia,h
ROOM SI
NV. It.
FoR, RENT-51s \ ST. ONE NiCKLY FUR
.v pis ss'S sSns BON o Sn FIRST ho0r suitable Tor
Cst.n aul-3ts
EoR RENT = COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
so4 4h saf also
RE ESs,. Rooms WITH or WITH
fine. 1897 F st. NV. jy30-3t.
EoR RENT-FoUR UNFURNTsHED ROOMS on
els
IIoR RENT-TWO PLEASANT UNFURNIsHED
aoGl
three coIumunicatine Rooms On second floor, suite
dren Hppy ssh s nw
FoRREET-RooMs-P PARTIES WANTING ROOMS
fss
EoR RENT-NIoELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
as r. sos sR
Tor RENT-FgRNIsHED.B BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
Il Rooms; bay windows in every room: corner house;
new south and east front; references requred Il01
x st n W. jy30-6t'
IloR RENT-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED SUITE
Of rooms private bath. first floor. Also single rooms
92O 14th st. NV. H29-1w'
For ORB E'EINsygeeg E,E TNFURN1sHED BoeM y.
TOR RENTAL Is GRANT PLACE, TWO LARGE
4 nicely furnished communicating second-foor
looms with four large closets also, one third floor
Hall-room. ty2Q- St.
EoR RENT-sECoND FLOOR. CONSISTING OF
I four rooms nicely furnished for light housekeep-
1414 Columbus st. NV jy2p-3t
Tor RENT-sECoND FLOOR -FOUR DELIGHT.
keeping qncudins new Dangler vspor stovel; water
on same floor pleasant location NV; rent $50 per
month for summer term. "GEN." Star ONCE. ty293t
Tor RENT-1l1O sT., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT
= room. Sl0; two splendid second floor roons three
closets north and south exposure to two or four per-
sons for summer or winter, $50. jy20-3t'
EoR RENT-172O ST. NV, LARGE, HAND
= some communicating Rooms, second floor: board
II desired; gentlemen preferred; one square west of
War and Navy Departments jy6-5w.
FOR RENT-1N A DESIRABLE NE1GHBORHOOD
TOUR communicating rooms on second floor, suit
epie Tor light housekeeping Terms moderate family
small no children Reaersness Rooms open between
For RENT-FuRNIHs dl,I, AND UNFURNIsHED
Large, light, and airy Prices reasonable Transient
THE CLINTON HOUSE, $40, So, SS4' s26, s2s 9TH
St A. W. Main entrance, 500 9TH ct.
street cars pass the dooE tS Al parts Of the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

romantic story Is told by the captain OF the
schooner Marsh OF the escape Of the fugitive
boodler McGarge from his parsuers after being
almost In their clutches IL is a story, moreover.
which viii not Increase public respect for the de-
tectives who are said to have allowed their love of
the wine-cup to render them obiivious OF duty.
The captain OF the Marsh is either a sianderer or
ne las aided the escape OF fugitive from justice,
and there VIII be strong popular desire to see
him suffer some disagreeable penalty 1t isdoubt-
ful whether law could be found to cover exactly
his case; but, after the part he has PLAYED. IL
would seem pity to let him go wholly unpun.
ished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01
Towns Fos Tn BAru.

towels FoR THE BArH
We are Offering % excellent stosk Of nsthins
Towels in varied assortnsnt q styles, colors
and qualities at vsfy low prices. We auoSe;
Fancy ll-Linen Turkish Bath Tovsla
Size 2014s-inch. only 5oc. each
Size 24r4s-inch. only e2hc each.
Not towel in either lot but that ia worth
more money.
stEUfAI. DARaAINa
5oDoh 1sr36-inch White Terry Towels, su,,.
soft quality; only 12,sc each
e5 Dos. so14Sineh White Terry Towels,
formerly sold 1t 3lc.. only 25c. each.
85 Doc 25x60 tsxtza large, F,ncr a.rap.d
Terry Towels, Knottsd Fringe. worth 75c.:
only 62,sc each.
100 Dox Fine Turkish Roller Towels ready
to put up; 3-yards long,
ONLY 500. BACH
6e-inch Pint>stripsd White Terry for Bath
Rohss &C..
ONLY slto PER Yard.
Beeond door. take the elevator,
WOODWARD L LoTHRor,
Corner alth and sts. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR OF l4O7 F
Il st., three good rooms; communicating; for 81 B
per month; desirable for claim agent or attorney.
au1-6t JOHN SHERMAN co.
EOR RENT-TwO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER
Il floor 635 F st. NV. after July 1. 1887 at $50 per
month. by the year. VIII paper and paint and thor
oughly renoyate rooms
JOHN E. BEALL CO.,
1e7-3m 1921 F st. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.


II osT-A GOLD BICYCLE MEDAL WITH NAME
IL OF George Cook ON Face. suitable reward II left
at 6lS 18th ST. NV. aul-3t.
IN oST-IN THE BANK OF WASHINGTON, JULY
IL 3d. Red Leather Wallet containing SO in notes,
and receipt from Q. 1. Rowe liberal reward II left
at Star once. aul-3t.
OsT-TOP OF ITAIIo CUFF BUTTON JULY
81, between 18th and l4th, + and SITS. Return
10 DR.. W. H. GRAY. BIG 18th st, and receive
ward. IT.
r osT-A SAFE KEY. No. e.1e7, WHAT is CALL
Ia ed Comb Key The hnder viii please leave 81 the
Star Office and receive reward aul-3t
II OeT-A SMALL YELLOW PUPPY, NEAR PSF
llmarket, Saturday evening. reward of a. will be
pad for his return TO 1875 street NV. sue1-2t.
IN OsT-wHITE SETTER. LEMON SPOTS; TAG
IL 955. Liberal reward II returned 10 DR. wADs-
WORTH, 1O2s Vermont ave. lts
IN OST-ON SATURDAY, BETWEEN IsT ST AND
~ Pennsylvania ave and my Office, zoos NV,
Japanese Russia leather PocketDook containing .
o. per cent; aso eli In small bills had name Of
c w. Bushnell stamped the inside In gold letters
Finder can keep money and return pocketbook and
contents TO lous ST. NV. IT.
IN OST OR sTOLEN-A CHESTNUT sORREL
~ Horse ~ hands high; two white feet behind and
Eastern Branch. jy29-3t'
r osT-oN THE wooDLFYLANE ROAD ALEMoN
u and white pointer bitch; answers 20 name Of Ha-
pei Any Information viii be thankfully received by
W. c. HAZEL. BAL ost jy2e-3t
IN osT-I.AsT EVENING, BETWEEN THE HOURS
3lof and ~, one Police Pistol Reward OF e5 will
be given returned TO First Precinct Station. 9 Ste
IN osT-CERTIFTcATEs NOS $500 TO 2563. IN
elusive. of the first Cooperative Building Assoc
Hoimes; payment for same being stopped jy2s a:
s@~-->-.--.------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

LroR SAIE-TwQ COTTAGES AT GARRETT
II Park on the metropolitan Branch, overlooking the
railroad and wide sweep OF country. for sale
email monthly instalments with a first payment of n
few hundred dollars These handsome cottages will
be ready for occupancy IN few weeks and be IN
spected at any time Sunday trains leave the b a o.
station at 10 AIN and 10 pm. Desirable lots for
sale on monthly payments. City office, soB 18th st.
n.ws opposite Patent Office. HENRY \. C0PP,
1y3O-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

1y30-3t. zoos 1910 + st NJ
1rOR SALEM TAKOMA PARK. FINE NEW COT
II tage, large grounds all veniences near station
Will lie sold at once: easy terms BAXTER q
MCGOWAN, zoos, 1910 Est. jy:iO-St.
NOR sALE-SUBURBANL OTs-FIFTY DOLLAR
- Cash and sl31. in Monthly or Quarterly install
ments. Will purchase desirable lot Mt HyattsviIle
50x200 lo,0o0) feet. Now is the time 10 purchase
anu ret Lot IN order for building the Spring Plat
Ct Office. RICHARD L. EVANS, Attorney at law 4s0
La. fygn-at.
LOB sALE-.METRoPoLIs VIEW" ADJOINING
4 lexington" 21h acres high ground hne groves.
&c. U. and extended will directly through
the Properly e Will also 9th and 9TH SITS. east 4.
PARDON, 1876 + st. E2s-lw
IfoR sALk-535 ACRES OF LAND. FRONTING
y ON both sides Conduit Road, stretching from
BROOKE Park Hotel 10 CABIN John Bridge and fronting
on canal, improved by good country house and out
houses. Price, &3O.0OOs onehalf cash, bsiance one
JOHN L. BEAL.L a co.
ie20-2m 1921 r ST.
lrOR sALE-SIxTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
H small homes of from one TO 100 acres; improved
aud unimproved, within from one-hsf mile 10 three
miles of the city; cheap and on very easy terms
Call send for circular. L. ii. sfPHEkD A CO..
1907 Fat jell-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

IOR RENT-H HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Two
IL story tbsy window, south front sittine room and
bedroom second floor; on line of transit and within
three blocks of three lines with small private family
family parlor; references required; q permanent
pleasant home for desirable people, Address Box
lis, Star office. ty3O NE
nor RENT-THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE: q
rooms, latrobe range BATH conc rete cellar; in ex
cellent condition; &35 to good yearly tenant $40
Apply at 90S Rhode Island ave NV U3O.3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

FITCH FOX a BROWN.
1yX3 143T Penn. ave NV
INOR RENT-MT. PLEASANT, 18TH ST Ex-
II tended. near Pine neat six room frames SIS 20
each water; keys adjoining cottage JOSEPH
FORREST. 1908 + st. NV. IL 10 2. jell-2n'
VCOR RENI-EEAK THE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
~ and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling rooms
sncludlnk Datn. 1O3 I'd St ne 1e1-Sw-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tor RENT-wORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
Il builder, carpenter painter, or other business;
formerly occupied BY Mr.. F. w. Plin9 of 923
St. between 9th and 10th SITS. nw and sidewalk.
Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. jelO-2m
EOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-WRITING"
y Machines rented at e5 per month and sold on
monthly payments.
my4 -3m 'CALfGRAPH OFFICE" e33 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

INoR sALE-CARLIN SPRINGS. HIGH FI.FvA.
IL ton pure air, best water. Lots In syndicate co.
BIO per month. Sixteen houses going be built
by purchasers. BAXTER MCGOWAN
1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

314 Sd at ne. Or, ".
and g.........-...e 16.30
1850 ~ st. s.w., 6r.,
water and gas. .....16. 30
344 b 1t. o. W., 5r. 10
q Az St aw. 4r...........g
5lU ~ s.w., 5r.. ". .14.30
629 ! st s.wx 5r., W.. .l3
Cor. 4 y and 4 s.w.. store
ana dwelling. ..........30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

TcQR sALE-A GOOD COUNTRY HOME BEAUTT-
IL fully situated within few minutes ride of WASH
ngton very conveniently located suited for summer
and winter residence. very healthy: house. harI and
ten of land for $1,000: terms easy. lnuure
Room ., 300 TIN ST. NV. iya0tts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

Property piaceo with for rent or sale 10 uberaly
advertised free Of cost to the owner.
For list OF property for sale. call send nc ofbca
jy30 Il. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and r sta n "
EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE $50 lsT ST. N. z.
II all mod imps; in good order trout and back yards
fv20.ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

FOK KENT
923 9Th ct. n. w., Tor. S65. &c
1202-1204 o st. n.w..40.63
s bet. 14th&15thn. w.AO.50
100 9th st. n. W., Sr... 40
2229 l 9th st. 6rs. mi $3.50
900 18th st.n.w.,9r.m.i: 100
40 l st. NV, st. keel. 4. 4. 30
- Blagden's alley. Ar. $50
ITO G st. ne, 4rs. B
iy90 2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

EOR RENT-A LARGE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
II 5000 square feet of ground surface two etories.
large Blacksmith Shop and complete est Of tools both
Water ST., foot of 9th st, large two story
Brick Building. two stories, tin roof complete sewer
age, gas and water 1000 It floor surfsce ne II 10
corner l4th and b sta. NV.
JAMES r. BARBOUR,
ty29-6t 18th and Bn'v
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
f isSs : - + i. s,s Nj -. sea

w VI Y IT'S.
Vernon Row. rEil. II. eco
J 9th and Pa. aN.. rim . ID
9th and va. ave. r'm q. .1S
, stable rear a's2 n 81. n.ws
} Cellar l543 NJ stn.w....e
stable rear 1895 10Th
ST. n w......-........s.5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

THOR RENT-IN ROCKVILLE MD, SIX AND
" ten-room Houses; porches. shade. and water in
yards lately built; five minutes of depot Inquire u
aul-3t' N ID. OFfUT1. Rockville, Nd
NOR SALE-AT ROCKVILLE. MD, TWO VERY
desirable Cottages containing 90 rooms sold one
property, located the main street of Rockville
These Cottages are filled with city boarers and offer
unusual Inducements for that purpose. Lot has a
frontage of 40 feet Will lie sold reasonable. For
further particulars inquire OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

TOR RENT-111 c ST. n E.: ROOMS. GEL
Lila. ar s ana bath s39. g22 st. NV; rooms,
$s5 Two Groom frames, new, Gale Ct, between
to!n ana 10th SITS. n. e.; &l5. HARDING a.
WATERS, SOC 18th st NV N:IO-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

l144s Tst. NV. Or. $3.50
Scott ave. NV, Or.
l10o Irwin st. ..5r. .13
1923 Cleveland st. 6rl4.p5
6O4 1 at. n. g., Ar. ..12.50
423 Franklin st. n.w.,5r.15
10R6 3. Cap. st., Ar. 1880
92O + ST. NV, 2 of. r. IL
o 9or1en ave. q. q. Ar. ....p
A. 8. CAYWOOD,
Cor. 9Th and Z SITS. nv.
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EOR RENT-Br r. o. HOFFMAN.
IL FURNISHED

101afayette 3d.. 17rsi5C
300 18th ST., 1gr..
R11 18th ST., 1jr -. 100
6l2Conn.av.n.w., 1 0rS3.3s
S14 Conn. av., Tor. SO. 80
80 Est. NV, 11r. .,S3.3:i
1908 9th, NV. l2rs. SO. 30
425 10th st. n.w.,l2 r..
1908 Hs. ~. 1rs. 90
42l 18th st. NV, 2lrs. 81
1923 18th st.n.w., 1Ors.. so
l4l4 1lth ct. n.w........40
~ 4th ut. Sc, Tor. 40
Il 4th st. s.e., 10rs. 40
IFS 18th st. n. W.. 8r. 80
1341 Wallach Place r.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EOR PENTHOUSE sos NEW JERSEY AVE n.
n w y rooms. modern improvements. large yard,
and in good repair. Apply 70 ". c. JOHNSON, us
10th St n. W. aul-1m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

REACTIONARY TEMPER IN STOCKS.

WEDNESDAY,. Pee. 2S-P NJ.
The stock market to-day quiet and the
temper of the speculation was rcactionary. First
prices were little changed from last evenings
closing but generally were higher. There came
reports Of semi-panics in foreign securities in
London: Emperor of Germany reported
tainly dead The panic at Paris consisted of a
dccl ne in rentes from Sl.15 to 5000. The re-
port not confirmed But it checked opera
tions for foreign account. When the market be-
gan to recover from its dulncss, then came re-
ports of renewed strikes on the Reading Railroad
and positive predictions that all its miners will
strike on January /. These reports were contra
dctcd and renewed several times during the day
and created a fcverish condition in the market,
OF which the bears took advantage to mark val
ues down -2al l-2 per cent. the latter for Phla-
adclpha and reading. The total transactions
amounted only to &c, 900 shares AS after Fri
day there again will be three holidays at the Stock
Exchange, it is not probable there will be much
activity in tlc market during the next two days,
except such comes from possible anxiety to
close up short accounts before the holidays.
o-day Chicago contributed its usual amount Of
dscouraging reports but that sort Of thing is los
ing It's effect They did it all through September,
October and November ana yet railroads contin-
ued TO show large gains in earnings. Chicago
and Northwestern was booked for large de-
crease III oNcmbcr but last sunday lnE RIB
printed It's official report showing "A gain OF
S2s1j IN IT, November earnings and gam Oh
$500 1l3 for the six munths-June 10 November
80. The market closed steady
RAILROAD. SLATE AND GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were dull and easy bids Tor
Is and is were of 10 per cent. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
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MANY COMPLAINTS or CLUBBINC.
IN MOST CASES THE Police ARE JusrrrIrD-r,
nEECE 4

IN MOST CASES THE POLICE ARE JUsTIFlED-rVI-
pENCE OF AN ATTEMPTED SETTLEMENT
several policemen, acciscd Of using their cIuhs too
irciy, were trial cforc Comm ssioncr French at
headquarters yesterday. Henry NJ Morz the ma.
emmett OF Ninth ave, who had his and one thumb,
broken al Fouthavc. and Twenty-,hlrl ST. on recent
sunday evening after he and his wife had waited for
'ro's town car, and had been ordered by young
Policeman Alfred Reid to move on. " appeared TO
testify that Reid had dubbed him. lie admitted that
ho was fuddicd with wire at the time of the alleged
assault and COLD not remember how he managed to
get home al CT ward lis testimony aroused a sus-
pl'l"h that he might have received INJURIES by
falling after he moved on" Mrs. Moriu was a
witness, too but she Lad not seen the clubbing She
could ony tell out the wrange she had with Red
before she got and left her husband to follow
on the next car The young policeman dcned the
Clubbing. lie said that Moritz his wife wcrc
drunk and attracted crowd by their frantic appeals
TO the divers of crowded cars TO stop fer them.
Mrs Moritz finally got car but Mortz remained
until lie was started his way across town by a
gentle push
joan smith, ex-convict and burglar, complained
that hc had been dubbed when he arrested
Gently by Policeman Jennings of the East Twenty
second st. squad Jennings admittca the cuDbng, but
sad ho struck Smith in defence. Ev .dcnce
submitted that smith Was drunk and CsOlcIly in the
street and achcI the officer previous to The club
blhB. MI French advised smith To move ON 10
solno place where he was not well known to the
police.
Alexander c. sherman, who arrested In his
liquor sioic at No $50 East Foriy->ccDnd 1t. Oh re
ocnt sunday by Policeman Hand of CAPT ain Ryan's
Accomplished thai Hand had knO' ko Mrs sLer
Lar when IntcrfeIcd The the
effect that Mrs sherman was trying TO dcain the
officer until her husband could get his coat on and that
Hand struck her rudely Hands defence wa that he
had fight with the Shermans before he could get the
liquor dealer out of the store and that sherman had
resisted prcVCn- occasion IL Ouu
incidentally that Hand had purchased liquor OF Shcr
man In order TO get evidence that sherman was VIC
ating The Sunday law Nj. French sad the police must
not help violate the sunday law In Or0,r To get evil
dcnce
George Smith, salesman of No. "o3 FrSt-ave., APP
pearcd 10 testify that he had been dubbed without
by Policeman James : Moran. He said that
there had beer attempts TO settle the inan
al basis and he had been wiling 10 withdraw the
complaint TO- f15 but Moran willing to pay only
SO Moran denied the club ing and also denied
having offered To pay SO tn have the complaint with
drawn. Mr.. French adjourned the for week
I'm orte- To- secure the tcSt mony OF fireman named
Donohuc. who said to have had some pat in the
haggling the settlement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
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Ano,ber instance of tho peculiar method ado'si ~ tc
Custstu House TO force service KepuDicas again
ho effort, have been Ina1e nearly three ycrs I" nn'
- 90, .,,ov,l CANA ia light Yesterday Hudson Decker
d.abled war veteran night hand was 80 b-lF '"
s,ed nv shell 40 to o better than paaY]ou mas
h.s, faithful officer for a year. Inc prhcpa
objection him is that lie sa Republican anu "ppoI"" ="
M ,eoue.t Of Frenghyssn About year anu
oo ,he Collector Diet .ched him from his duties as "e
on,uro and ordered him TO report to surveyor h'A
10, nutv a. an inspector Decker reported ami sal"
My hand will not permit mo TO 10 "'o'"R'"e ~ .
. - -, h. ,o IN hopes that I will resign demand my
na,ion from me as a He was then ordered 10 us
trct duty In oboken and after little VINE sent 10 i
North River duty that did not demand o s 6eic. 10
nU be has ordered back inc
dufv I'm dlschai gng vessels which ms sh.os
W aeIn,t him 10 DO He expects tho next 'hhs "e
for ms resignation.